May Taproom Pop Up.....Bank Holiday weekend, yey!

Fri 1st May 4pm - 9pm
Sat 2nd May 2pm - 9pm
Sun 3rd May 2pm -7pm (Sup up...it's on til it's gone!)

** CASH ONLY BAR **

6 handpumps dispensing cask-conditioned real ales on at £2.50 a pint and a small selection of 'other' chilled drinks available for the non beer drinkers of course! (Cider, Lager, Wine, Soft Drinks)

2 pint carry out available!!
Take home your favourite tipple for £5.50 per container

Feel free to bring in your own food, snacks, takeaway etc.

Unfortunately no dogs allowed inside.
As you can appreciate, it's a small tap room in a working brewery.....however, plenty of seating out front. It's basic and functional - not pretty, but it does the job!
This way you can bring your four legged pals and sit outside with them if you wish. We have water bowls for them

No parking in the industrial estate please, main barrier gate will be locked overnight. It's a really short walk from the main road or take the bus, route 464!

Unit 4, Daniel Street Industrial Estate, Whitworth, Lancashire. OL12 8BX.

Cheers to the beers, we can't firkin wait to welcome you!

NEXT POP UP @ JIM'S - SAT 2nd MAY - 3PM-12AM

MORE DETAILS TO FOLLOW SOON!

Keep an eye out on their socials for the details

Website unboundbrew.co.uk
Facebook unboundbrewco

Jim's Cafe is on New Market Street, just down from the three micropubs.

On Whit Bank Holiday Monday 25th May there's a celebration of 170 years of racing at Cartmel with a full day of traditional sports, a full race card and of course, real ale.

The event commemorates the first recorded modern race meeting held at Cartmel on Whit Monday in 1856, and aims to recreate the spirit of those early gatherings when race days were as much a rural festival as a sporting occasion.

There's Cumberland & Westmorland Wrestling , Tug of War, a full race card, outdoor bars and loads of food options. We're also including free passes in and out to Cartmel Village to enjoy the Royal Oak, Cavendish Arms, Kings Arms, Priory, Unsworth's Yard, Pig & Whistle - the list goes on!

All information on the event can be found cartmel-racecourse.co.uk

Please note this is for information only if members wish to attend themselves, the branch has been contacted about possibly organising a coach to the event however there are currently no plans to do so.

*details below are of the 2025 event, we'll update the information when details for the 2026 are released*

3 days of hand-pulled beer, craft gins, BBQ, live music and hot food

Open Friday 3 - 11pm, Saturday 1 - 11pm, Sunday 1 - 6pm

Entry £3 - Event contact 07849 774438

CAMRA members and children free

Roughlee Village Centre, BB9 6NR (Opposite the Bay Horse pub)

Sup up Sunday £2 Pint Free Entry - Open Mic 1-6pm

Bus - 67 Clitheroe to Nelson via Blacko (Preston Bus Company) Click here for the timetable

Cricket, Music, Drinks, Food

FREE entry

Beer Day Britain is the UK’s annual national beer day on June 15th when people celebrate the national drink. The focus of Beer Day Britain June 15th is the National Cheers to Beer at 7pm.

What is the purpose of Beer Day Britain? To encourage people to drink beer and join the national party. To raise the profile of beer as Britain's national drink and increase beer sales. To celebrate Britain's amazing brewing scene and heritage in spreading the love and knowledge of beer around the world.

Why June 15th? This date is significant because it is also the date that Magna Carta was sealed in 1215. Ale is mentioned in Magna Carta. Clause 35 of the great charter stated: 'Let there be throughout our kingdom a single measure for wine and a single measure for ale and a single measure for corn, namely the London quarter’. Having the Magna Carta connection with Beer Day Britain makes people appreciate that for centuries ale has played a central role in this country.

People are asked to raise a glass and say ‘Cheers to Beer’ and if they use social media post a message or photo using the hashtag #CheersToBeer. People can do the cheers at whatever time suits them, but the main time is 7pm

https://www.beerdaybritain.co.uk/

Annual charity event like no other taking in the beautiful views of the Ribble Valley, stopping off at supporting pubs along the route.

The event is run by Ribblesdale Rotary Club raising funds for the East Lancashire Hospice.

Enjoy a party atmosphere at Holmes Mill in Clitheroe with a live DJ when you cross the finish line (from 5pm).

Visit eastlancshospice.org.uk or theirFacebook page for all information

Follow their Facebook page for updates